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Social CRM is Not a Bolt-On; It’s a Transformation

October 20, 2010

Brands are rushing to social media, and especially to social CRM. We should all worry about this. Social CRM should be grass roots, not astro-turf, or else at some point, we may all feel stalked by brands we used to love, because not everyone wants to be friended by a brand, and there’s a limit […]

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Rainbow!

October 20, 2010

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Why Google TV Will Beat Apple TV

October 17, 2010

Like all good Steve Jobs fans, I bought Apple TV the day it was announced, and already have it hooked up to the TV in my media room. Why not? It’s easy to use, it costs $99, and I can now watch Leo la Porte, Jason Calcanis and Robert Scoble podcasts on a 46-inch screen. I […]

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Governor Brewer and Arizona’s Future

October 10, 2010

Last week, the Twitter account for John Dougherty’s Senate race sent out a tweet that Governor Jan Brewer was rumored to be seriously ill– too ill to finish a four-year term. Now you could dismiss this as “silly season” rumor-mongering, because Dougherty ran as a Democrat and Brewer is a Republican. Or because it came […]

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Visiting @grandcoffeesf it is awesome. Buy the raw chocolate

October 8, 2010

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Maricopa Breeds New Entrepreneurship

October 8, 2010

The City of Maricopa was incorporated in 2003. Not long before that, it was farmland at the edge of the Gila Indian Reservation, and before that it was the John Wayne Ranch. During the real estate boom, Maricopa was one of the fastest-growing communities in the country. It was the entrepreneurial dream of two men, […]

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Medical Records Empower Patients

October 5, 2010

Yesterday i went to my primary care doctor. The P.A. said, as she looked at my records, “you haven’t been here in a while.” I agreed, and the next thing she said was “we have to send you for blood work.” Here, Ididn’t agree. i had blood work in May as part of a visit to […]

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